Joe Nelson

What color scheme did your vim config originally use, and where was it located? We have code in the installer which is supposed to preserve your color scheme on install:...

Thanks for the suggestion! Is this a change you'd be able to contribute?

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That little window that lists the files is called the "quickfix window." The vim docs [suggest](http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/quickfix.html#quickfix) you can do `:cn`. Let me know if that works.

> Thanks, Joe. I get: > > E42: No Errors Does :lne work rather than :cn ? I'm wondering if it's using the "loclist" rather than the quickfix window.

Sorry, I'm no longer doing free maintenance on my projects, but if anyone is interested in sponsoring the work I can look into getting this fixed. Also I'm happy to...

Yeah, a force install flag would work. It could also check for the presence of the generated helper binaries rather than for the stack file.

Maybe the presence of the hvn-helper-binaries directory would speed up binary rebuilds? Otherwise we'd have to rebuild all those deps... But maybe rebuilding binaries happens so rarely that it's worth...

I know what you mean, sometimes the indenter gets hyperactive. Internally the config uses neovimhaskell/haskell-vim for indentation. To turn it off, see https://github.com/neovimhaskell/haskell-vim#indentation It would be cool to bind that...

That's odd, the hoogle database on my system is only 8.8mb. One thing that takes up space is Stack's sandbox. It contains the packages needed to build the helper binaries...